Lisa's Card Creations

Welcome to my Blog! This is where you can see what cards I'll be teaching this month at Roberts Crafts in Washington, Utah. I'm glad you're here!

Welcome to the Card Class Blog!

Here you can see what I will be teaching this month at Robert's Crafts. If you look to your right you will see the dates and times of Upcoming Classes and how to register for them. You can also find my email address and Supply Lists for my classes. If you scroll down to the bottom you will see my Calendar that also shows upcoming classes. Hope to see you at one of my classes soon!

Sunday, January 9, 2011

With the holidays over and January in full swing it's time to start thinking about your New Year's Resolutions! One resolution I am going to be working on is building up my card collection so that I can send a handmade card to my nearest and dearest this year on their birthdays!

If you would like to make this same resolution we can work on it together at my classes! If you plan ahead and get the cards for the birthdays in February done in January and the cards for the birthdays in March done in February and so forth, you will always be on top of your cards and birthdays! Since my classes are monthly it would help to give you the means and ideas for your cards for the birthdays in the next month!

Let's make 2011 the year of handmade cards! Hope to see you at my next class, January 22th at Roberts Crafts in Washington, UT!

We will be making two cards if time permits. Both cards call for several different patterns of paper. I use double sided paper from the same line so I know that they will all match, but you don’t have to. For example, for the cards I’m demonstrating in this class I used a several sheets of patterned paper (double sided, so there are two different patterns on one sheet) of the “Eskimo Kisses” line by BasicGrey. You can use what you want though.

Any of my cards would work great for Holiday cards! If you want to get started on your Christmas cards feel free to bring your Holiday paper! I will be at Roberts 15 minutes before class begins to answer any questions and give suggestions on products.

We will be making two cards if time permits. Both cards call for several different patterns of paper. I use double sided paper from the same line so I know that they will all match, but you don’t have to. For example, for the cards I’m demonstrating in this class I used a several sheets of patterned paper (double sided, so there are two different patterns on one sheet) of the “Eskimo Kisses” line by BasicGrey. You can use what you want though.

Any of my cards would work great for Holiday cards! If you want to get started on your Christmas cards feel free to bring your Holiday paper! I will be at Roberts 15 minutes before class begins to answer any questions and give suggestions on products.